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Portland leaders reject Trump’s federal troop threat

On September 27, 2025, President Donald Trump threatened to deploy federal forces to Portland over alleged unrest and Antifa violence. Mayor Keith Wilson, Governor Tina Kotek, and Police Chief Bob Day dismissed the move as unnecessary in a joint press conference. They highlighted a 51% drop in homicides earlier this year and said no major unrest has occurred. City leaders urged the federal government to focus on homelessness and wildfires instead of security intervention.

Trump Vows to ‘Take Back’ Panama Canal

After being sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, Donald Trump declared plans to reclaim the Panama Canal, stating that Panama overcharges American ships and the canal is operated by China. “We didn’t give it to China; we gave it to Panama, and we’re taking it back,” Trump said. He emphasized "manifest destiny," pledging to expand American power and set ambitious goals like planting the American flag on Mars. Trump also promised sweeping changes, including reversing clean-energy policies and imposing new tariffs on China, Mexico, and Canada. However, TikTok was not mentioned during his 30-minute speech.

Donald Trump to Take Oath Indoors for the First Time in 40 Years

Donald Trump will be the first U.S. President in 40 years to take the oath of office indoors due to extreme cold weather and security concerns. The ceremony will take place at the Capitol at 8:00 PM Turkish time (12:00 PM Washington time). Notable attendees include Boris Johnson, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, JD Vance, and former U.S. Presidents Biden, Obama, and Bush. Around 200,000 Trump supporters are expected in Washington. Trump is notable as the first president since the 19th century to win a second term after losing an election.

Rubio Takes First Step for Secretary of State Confirmation: Strong Foreign Policy Emphasis at Senate Hearing

Senator Marco Rubio, President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee for Secretary of State, answered questions at the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing today. Known for his firm stance on countries like China, Iran, Venezuela, and Cuba, Rubio emphasized that China poses a global threat and should be held accountable for human rights abuses. He also stated that prioritizing U.S. national interests will be the main focus of the Department of State. Rubio is expected to sail through the confirmation process with bipartisan support from both Democratic and Republican senators.

Mitt Romney Bids Farewell to the Senate

At 77, Mitt Romney has announced his retirement from the Senate after serving a single term, with no plans for a future in politics. He leaves behind a legacy that includes securing significant infrastructure investments for Utah and passing legislation to protect the Great Salt Lake. Romney was also one of former President Donald Trump’s most vocal critics, despite often aligning with Trump on policy issues. He noted that while the GOP has attracted working-class voters under Trump’s leadership, its policies don’t always align with their needs. Moving forward, Romney is expected to engage in public service but stay away from politics entirely.

FBI Director Christopher Wray Announces Resignation

FBI Director Christopher Wray announced he will step down in early 2024, three years before the end of his term. Wray, appointed by Trump in 2017, has faced criticism from Trump and his allies in recent years. Trump plans to replace Wray with Kash Patel, who, despite lacking prior experience at the FBI, aims to implement significant changes in the bureau. Wray emphasized his commitment to impartiality during his tenure and identified China as the greatest national security threat to the U.S. Trump believes Patel’s appointment will support his priorities, including confronting political adversaries and restructuring the FBI.

Charlamagne tha God Blasts Biden Over Hunter’s Pardon: “Stop Acting Morally Superior”

Popular radio host Charlamagne tha God criticized President Joe Biden for pardoning his son, Hunter Biden, covering crimes including tax evasion and illegal gun possession. Charlamagne accused the Democrats of hypocrisy, saying they should stop pretending to hold the moral high ground. The pardon, issued weeks before Hunter’s sentencing, marks the first involving a sitting president’s child. While Hunter expressed gratitude, calling it a chance for redemption, Charlamagne emphasized that the pardon undermines the Democrats' claimed ethical standards.

Trump Considering Cabinet Change: DeSantis May Replace Hegseth

President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly considering replacing his Secretary of Defense nominee Pete Hegseth due to mounting criticism and allegations. Hegseth has faced backlash over sexual assault accusations and controversial remarks about Muslims. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is being considered as his potential replacement. While Hegseth denies the allegations, his past involving infidelity and contentious statements has also drawn significant attention.

DEA Nominee Chad Chronister Withdraws from Consideration

Chad Chronister, Sheriff of Hillsborough County, Florida, announced his withdrawal from consideration for the DEA chief position under President-elect Donald Trump. In a post on X, Chronister cited the weight of the responsibility as the reason for his decision. He emphasized his commitment to continuing his work for Hillsborough residents and expressed gratitude for the public's support. Trump's transition team declined to comment on the matter.

Trump's '51st State' Joke Sparks Debate in Canada

Donald Trump drew attention with his joke about Canada becoming the 51st U.S. state during a dinner with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Mar-a-Lago. The joke reportedly amused the delegation but sparked mixed reactions in Canada. The Canadian Cabinet emphasized that the remark should not be taken seriously, while former advisor Gerald Butts advised Canadians to stay calm. Following the joke, Trump shared an image on social media captioned "Ah Canada!"

Melinda French Gates to Match $1 Million in Donations to Women’s Support Groups

Melinda French Gates pledged to match up to $1 million in donations for two nonprofit organizations supporting women on GivingTuesday. The donations will go to the Vote Mama Foundation, which supports mothers running for political office, and the Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers, which advocates for caregivers. The organizations will have 10 days to raise funds via the Every.org platform. Gates continues her efforts to promote equality for women in areas such as healthcare and childcare.

Elon Musk Accuses Alexander Vindman of Treason

Elon Musk, CEO of X (formerly Twitter), has accused retired Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman of treason. The accusation came after Vindman’s comments in an interview regarding Musk’s alleged conversations with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Vindman, known for his testimony during former President Donald Trump's impeachment trial, has not yet responded to Musk's statement.

Zuckerberg's Visit to Mar-a-Lago Sparks Speculation Over Link with Trump

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, is trending in the U.S. after reports emerged that he visited Mar-a-Lago, the primary residence of president-elect Donald Trump. The visit has sparked intense speculation among American X users about Zuckerberg’s potential involvement or connection with the incoming administration. His presence at Trump’s estate has fueled questions regarding Meta's future relationship with the next U.S. leadership and the possible implications for the tech giant under Trump's administration.

Putin Orders Sarmat Missile "Satan II" to Be Ready for Combat Duty Despite Setbacks

Russian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly instructed that the country's Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile, known as "Satan II," be made ready for combat duty as soon as possible. Satan II is a crucial component of Russia's nuclear arsenal, designed to strike targets in the United States or Europe from thousands of miles away. However, the missile has faced significant setbacks, including a failed test in September that led to a massive explosion, destroying Russia's only hypersonic weapons site. Despite warnings from experts suggesting that the missile's testing should be postponed for years or even canceled, Putin has pushed forward with his order for the missile’s readiness.

Derek Tran Defeats Michelle Steel in Southern California House Race

Democrat Derek Tran emerged victorious over Republican U.S. Rep. Michelle Steel in a Southern California district designed to amplify Asian American representation in Congress. Tran, a lawyer and son of Vietnamese refugees, highlighted his victory as a reflection of the resilience and spirit of the local community. Steel, who won the seat in 2020 as one of the first Korean-American women in Congress, conceded with a statement acknowledging the end of this journey for a new beginning. Tran’s win came after late-counted ballots in Orange County pushed him past Steel's early lead. The district is home to a large Asian American population, including the largest Vietnamese community in the U.S.

Ex-FBI Informant Alexander Smirnov Hit with New Tax Charges Amid Biden Lies

Alexander Smirnov, the former FBI informant charged with fabricating lies about President Biden and his son Hunter, is now facing new tax-related charges. He is accused of evading taxes on more than $2 million in income earned between 2020 and 2022. The unsealed indictment highlights Smirnov’s extravagant lifestyle, including a $1.4 million Las Vegas condo, a $122,000 Bentley, and hundreds of thousands of dollars in clothes, jewelry, and accessories. Despite these high expenditures, he allegedly reported much lower income on official documents. Smirnov is also accused of instructing his tax preparer to delete communications and not inquire about his income sources. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges related to both the Biden allegations and tax evasion.

Trump Nominates Pam Bondi for Attorney General: "America First" Agenda in Focus

President-elect Donald Trump has announced former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi as his nominee for Attorney General, following Matt Gaetz's withdrawal. Bondi is known for her tough stance on crime and efforts to combat the opioid crisis during her tenure in Florida. Trump praised Bondi as a leader aligned with his "America First" vision, emphasizing her potential to restructure the Department of Justice to enhance national security and crime prevention. This nomination comes after Matt Gaetz, who faced allegations of misconduct and drug use, withdrew his candidacy. Bondi’s appointment will require Senate confirmation to proceed.

Even Hulk Hogan is doing the Trump dance!

Fox News host Laura Ingraham told disgraced wrestler Hulk Hogan that Trump is going to end racism in America. The statement sparked a strong reaction, with critics highlighting the absurdity of one racist telling another that a third racist would end racism.

Jennifer Rubin's Controversial Statement: "Republicans Want to Kill Your Kids"

The Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin suggested that Democrats should use the message, "Republicans want to kill your kids." The statement, made during discussions on vaccines and political opposition, sparked mixed reactions online, with some calling it inflammatory and others viewing it as ironic.

Prosecutors in Trump's New York case have requested the judge to consider postponing the sentence until after his presidency.

The application stated, "Various options to address concerns arising from the delay in the criminal proceedings due to the trial being held during the presidency should be considered, such as postponing all remaining criminal proceedings until the end of the defendant's upcoming presidential term."

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